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Alexandra Starikova

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ID1519443
NAMEAlexandra Starikova
GIVEN NAMESAlexandra
FAMILY NAMEStarikova
SIGNATURESTARIKOVA A
AFFILIATIONSInstitute of Geography
ORCID0000-0001-5438-4773
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Resilience of Territorial Socioecological Systems

    Open Access•A V Sheludkov, M V Zotova et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2025

    The article develops a methodological approach to assessing the resilience of territorial socioecological systems (TSES). Despite the widespread use of the concept of resilience, its interpretation remains ambiguous and its quantitative assessment difficult. Resilience research is often fragmented across disciplines, which belies both the complexity of the challenges facing modern society, from economic problems to climate change, and the complex…

  • Internal Contrasts of Spatial Mobility of the Population of the Russian Near North Regions (Yaroslavl, Kostroma, and Vologda Oblasts)

    Open Access•Alexandra Starikova, A V Starikova•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2024

    Researchers of migration processes in the regions of Russia usually focus on one type of movements or on their large classes. At the same time, migration flows do not exist in isolation: they simultaneously change the population of a territory, but the contributions of the flows are different. For some areas, the outflow or inflow of people during resettlements between cities and rural areas and between regions is important; for others, the inflo…

  • Temporary Mobility and Population Pulsations in Space of Post-Soviet Russia

    Open Access•А Г Махрова, A G Makhrova et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    The paper summarizes recent studies by Russian researchers on various types of temporary mobility and related population pulsations. It is shown that the practice of their study in Russia is in line with the key areas of research on the spatiotemporal population dynamics currently developing abroad. The methodology of work commuting studies is enriched, the first research studies on the event-related mobilities tend to appear. Forms of mobility s…

  • Old-Developed Areas and Socio-Geographic Space of Russia

    Open Access•T G Nefedova, Т Г Нефедова et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    This special issue is devoted to the study of the middle zone of European Russia from the western borders to the Urals and Trans-Urals, that is, the old-developed regions of the country. This territory is characterized by acute problems caused by the spatial unevenness of development, despite its small area (against the northern and eastern regions of Russia). In the old-developed areas, the change of historical periods has led to the accumulatio…

  • Summer suburbanization in Moscow Region

    Open Access•A V Sheludkov, Alexandra Starikova•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning A…•2022•References: 7

    In the summertime, many Moscow residents move to second homes in the countryside, which causes strong seasonal fluxes in the population size of the Russian capital, its surroundings, and more remote rural areas. To better understand the spatial scale and patterns of seasonal suburbanization, we tracked the changes in average monthly nighttime light radiance between August and October 2018 at 1 km resolution. Our results revealed a significant, 1.…

  • Migrations as a Way of Population Adaptation to Polarization of Space at the Center of Russia

    Alexandra Starikova, Tatyana G Nefedova et al.•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2020

    Пространственная мобильность населения – один из основных способов его адаптации к условиям территориальных социально-экономических контрастов. На основе данных муниципальной статистики и экспедиционных исследований в регионах Центральной России показаны причины и следствия стремления населения в столицу или ближе к ней, а также в региональные центры и их пригороды. В областях, окружающих Московский столичный регион, положительное сальдо характер…

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  • Migrations as a Way of Population Adaptation to Polarization of Space at the Center of Russia

    Alexandra Starikova, Tatyana G Nefedova et al.•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2020

    Пространственная мобильность населения – один из основных способов его адаптации к условиям территориальных социально-экономических контрастов. На основе данных муниципальной статистики и экспедиционных исследований в регионах Центральной России показаны причины и следствия стремления населения в столицу или ближе к ней, а также в региональные центры и их пригороды. В областях, окружающих Московский столичный регион, положительное сальдо характер…

  • Temporary Mobility and Population Pulsations in Space of Post-Soviet Russia

    Open Access•А Г Махрова, A G Makhrova et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    The paper summarizes recent studies by Russian researchers on various types of temporary mobility and related population pulsations. It is shown that the practice of their study in Russia is in line with the key areas of research on the spatiotemporal population dynamics currently developing abroad. The methodology of work commuting studies is enriched, the first research studies on the event-related mobilities tend to appear. Forms of mobility s…

  • Old-Developed Areas and Socio-Geographic Space of Russia

    Open Access•T G Nefedova, Т Г Нефедова et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    This special issue is devoted to the study of the middle zone of European Russia from the western borders to the Urals and Trans-Urals, that is, the old-developed regions of the country. This territory is characterized by acute problems caused by the spatial unevenness of development, despite its small area (against the northern and eastern regions of Russia). In the old-developed areas, the change of historical periods has led to the accumulatio…

  • Summer suburbanization in Moscow Region

    Open Access•A V Sheludkov, Alexandra Starikova•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning A…•2022•References: 7

    In the summertime, many Moscow residents move to second homes in the countryside, which causes strong seasonal fluxes in the population size of the Russian capital, its surroundings, and more remote rural areas. To better understand the spatial scale and patterns of seasonal suburbanization, we tracked the changes in average monthly nighttime light radiance between August and October 2018 at 1 km resolution. Our results revealed a significant, 1.…

  • Internal Contrasts of Spatial Mobility of the Population of the Russian Near North Regions (Yaroslavl, Kostroma, and Vologda Oblasts)

    Open Access•Alexandra Starikova, A V Starikova•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2024

    Researchers of migration processes in the regions of Russia usually focus on one type of movements or on their large classes. At the same time, migration flows do not exist in isolation: they simultaneously change the population of a territory, but the contributions of the flows are different. For some areas, the outflow or inflow of people during resettlements between cities and rural areas and between regions is important; for others, the inflo…

  • Resilience of Territorial Socioecological Systems

    Open Access•A V Sheludkov, M V Zotova et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2025

    The article develops a methodological approach to assessing the resilience of territorial socioecological systems (TSES). Despite the widespread use of the concept of resilience, its interpretation remains ambiguous and its quantitative assessment difficult. Resilience research is often fragmented across disciplines, which belies both the complexity of the challenges facing modern society, from economic problems to climate change, and the complex…

Demography (5 works) · Population (5 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Regional science (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works)

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